Sociological Thinking: An Introduction

Book Details

• Author: John T. Pullinger

• Publisher: Rawat Publications

• Language: English

• Edition: 2009

• ISBN: 8131603032

• Binding: Paperback

• Release Date: 01-01-2009

• Package Dimensions: 9.7 x 6.4 x 0.8 inches

About the Book
Sociological Thinking: An Introduction guides the reader into sociological thinking, encouraging the development of a critical and open-minded outlook on society. The text aims to help readers deconstruct their preconceptions about society and rebuild an understanding through reflective engagement with sociological concepts and theories. Each chapter is prefaced with an abstract, designed to orient the reader to the content ahead and highlight typical preconceptions that need to be confronted in the transition from layperson to sociologist.

The book is structured to help students, especially those new to the field, gain a solid conceptual grounding in sociology through clear definitions of key terms integrated into the text.

Audience
This book will be useful for:

• Students seeking a reflective alternative to standard sociology texts.

• Mature students looking for a non-intimidating guide that provides a challenging level of study.

• Higher education students new to sociology in search of an introductory text.

• General readers interested in contemporary social issues like globalization who are looking for an approachable text.

Contents
(Content details are not provided, but the text introduces readers to sociological concepts and theories, highlighting practical and theoretical discussions.)

About the Author
John T. Pullinger holds a B.A. Honours Degree in Sociology with Professional Studies from North East London Polytechnic (1978) and has completed part-time postgraduate studies in Sociology at The London School of Economics. He holds an M.Phil in Sociology and has extensive teaching experience, particularly in Access to Higher Education courses.